3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
1–7 of 7 posts
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#2As seen in "Johnny English"
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#3So if I were to make an animation film with famous peoples faces, say Scarlett Johansson and Brad Pitt, what would be the legal consequences of it? Are faces patentable, trademarks, copyrighted? Are they entitled to royalties? Are film stars' faces public property? What if they are on a public domain film? What if they are dead? Can I use them as paparazzi use their public photographs?
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#4Why not ditch the [pdf] tag and link to the landing page w/ abstract instead:
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#5So if I were to make an animation film with famous peoples faces, say Scarlett Johansson and Brad Pitt, what would be the legal consequences of it? Are faces patentable, trademarks, copyrighted? Are they entitled to royalties? Are film stars' faces public property? What if they are on a public domain film? What if they are dead? Can I use them as paparazzi use their public photographs?
You'll probably get sued -- http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/using-name-or-likeness-anoth...
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#6Interesting, how all the actors they reference get called by their real names: "Kevin Spacey", "Daniel Craig", etc.
But when it comes to Neil Patrick Harris: "Barney Stinson"
Re: 3D Face Reconstruction from Public Photos [pdf]
#7OK, someone inform the courts: we can officially discount video evidence now.